The Sun. — London, England, 1810-11-06 00:00:00

fitacs liave been formed, wlio were to join the army, , icit is n w upwards of 200.000 rneu. The; before yesterday a Tartar arrived at the Porte with thr news, that on the 7th inst. the Rus• iao Co:t.man , :er in Chef attacked nudschuck, and that .),lat - tar Pacha wds killed by the enemy, but that Harp% Pacha arrived with a supply of 60,000 men, and a fourth itne re- occupied the entrenchments, and that Bockniak Pacha made asortie with the whole garninn. 'The •intelligence respetting last belle was expected. : The strong east wind and an extraordinary cur rent in the Black Sea, would not allow the Captain liacha to maintain his slat ion. At the se n se time an epideiniclever has lessened the number of men in t‘is fleet, and carves off ftoni fifteen to twenty per '1 . 4 Admiral has therefore thought it right to . return witt► iris fleet to the canal. The greater part of the Russia!, rite' has retired to Sebastopol. HAMBURG, SEPT. 14.-- Apartments have been prepared fOi - the ti-devant 1( - itz of Holland, at. the baths Drat Viei.na, in a building belonging to the Conient ot St. Augustin, where the Court usually resides. It is supposed that this Prince intends to settle in Austria. On his put 2 . 5 0,000 ducats of gold have been offeted fur an estate in the neigh bourhood, in a warm healthy situation, with extend ed grounds. FROM THE RUSSIAN FRONTIEES, OCT. 4.—Ac cording to borne accounts, the Count Von Gottorp, Gn.tavus Adolphus, h4s put turns- If on board skip, and has j-ined tt:e British, fleet under Sir James Santuarez, from whence he is to proceed to Eng land. NAPLES, OcT. 3.—His Majesty on the 2sth Septembk:r einnalitt-cl at Arvo, and came entirely by water as fir as Almasi, where be yesterday' lauded, lvving seen nothing of tie English. Fr om th en c e he proceeded by hind to Castellotuare, resumed his juuthey at night, and artived here early this morn ing. SCILLA, SEPT. 25.—The division of Parthunesa and the Royal Clouds, yesterday at two o'clock, embarked in the lace uf the enemy, to proceed, the one to Braguara, and the other to this place, with out any attention to the violent oinnunading made by the English, which, for want of something else to do, they kept up during the whole night. Tie General of Division Paeled has heenappoint cd to comm?And.the French troops forming part of tat: tfXpekjitioll. ANTINERP, OCT. P.2.—The following has 46n puolhAted bete:— " IMPERIAL CUSTOM-HOUSE. "The Dire tot Gent rat of the Imperial Customs has a;ready announced, on the 6th instant, that the goods of the American cargoes, N luch, on the 15th of last month, were sold at the depot of the Customs in Antwerp, after the duty of importation has been raid, may be exported to 'Holland, without being Subjeted a secood time to the duty of export, He also gibes notice, 'that tobacco - shall' enjoy the same exemption with respect to the tax upon the rnanu-' • raoure. MAILS. As.* tv so—z Anholt. 6-1 Cadiz, i Lisbon, i Dublin, Waterford. PRICE 01; STOCKS Till& DAY AT TWILVE O'CLOCK. Consols - - . 66** I Rcd. Ann. - THE suN. . 6cii SOLEDE QUIS DICERS FALEUM AUDEAT? LONDON, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1810. The following was the-Medical Report of yester- day. " Windsor Caste, sth Nov. ale. The KING has had a good night ; His MA JESTY has been rather better the last twenty-foul hoUrS, g‘ H. R. REYNOLDS. " HENRY HALFORID. " W. HEEERDEN. le lst. BAILLIE." We received this morning some Letters and Papers from Anhoit, an Isisnd in the Cattigat. Not withstanding the negociations between Russia and Turkey, hostilities had not ceased when the last ac counts game from the Armies. Rudschuck has sur . rendered to the Russians. It is probable, however, that before this time all operations have ceased, for it is said that both Russia and the Porte arc not only isposed to make peace, but to conclude a treaty of alliance, offensive and defensive. These papers con !ail' very little information respeiaing the proceed ings of BERNADOTTE since his arrival in Sweden; it is probable that he will remain tolerably tranquil until tie Auccoals in getting a 'French force into that Xivgdom.—There is a very curious article from gunicit, which, in our opinion, tends strongly to stiew that BJONAPARTE anticipates a rupture with the Emperor of Russia. This article, which is be yond all question of French rnanufaciure, states, that when the Chevalier DEBRAY was abOut to leave Pe- tersburgh, the Emperor of Russia told him, that on his journey, be would hear rumours of a probable rupture between Russia and France, but that there was not the slightest foundation for them ; and tha t the Emperor and BUONAPARTE mutually entertained tht highest esteem for each other ! This story has, we no doubt, been invented for the purpose of 3!l,rying i (at lea,t for a time, the fernient which the t a rupture between Russia and &ADC@ Lai a,ca6una in Germany. The filleya ipg is the I\.lclirs.sal Repott of this day : " Windsor Castle, Nov 6; Olio. " His MAJESTY has pasted the night with very little slerp, and is not better thin " lI.EvNoLns. " H. HA.LFoitll. " W. LlEnetineN. " M. BAILLIE." An Admiralty Messenger was sent off on Sunday last for Morlaix with dipatches for Mr. M'KuszlE. Nothing that .humanity can suggest, we aie per suaded, will be omitted by Government fi-r the re storation of our countrymen so long and so cruelly detained. A Cabinet Council wai held list night, which sat till a late hour. We rejoice to hear that KING's fever is by no means, of the same scvere nature As 'Ciat under which his MAJEsnr laboured ara former perind of his life. The puke is stated to be at 86, and tb have never exceeded 96: In a former attack it had been as high, we behtive, as . i(4.!0. • We learn, that on Sunday afternoon,his MAJESTY enjoyed ;late hem , . of sleep, and that he had some horns of rest in the night, by lie was greatly refreshed and sir, tigthint J. The death of the PrillceSS LLIA was, announced to him; or rather ire - atiti(ipated the inforniation, tor hen &r HENRY H A LFOED entered hi. chainbcr; and %vas beginning a conversation leading to the point, his .I\lA3EsTy said to hire—" I tied by your . manner that my poor girl is no more am prepared to the event—she . . is happy." Several hours alter las MAJESTY rcr turned to the subjact, inquired if it were not so, and spoke of the past sutteringS of his daughter with re signation and compoAire. His N -A_ ‘-1 I - E,TY also recog nised Dr. }ILLY NoLD3 by the voice. These are all symptoms most promising ; .and by the continuance . of his quiet through 24 tours successively, the Physicians have the best litipes. • Orders were issued - on Saturday last, by the, Lords of the Treasury, to the Board of Works, 'to get .in readiness; • with all po..isible dispatch, the • Privy Chamber, adjoining the•Ptesen , :e Chamber, in the Palace ot St. James's, for the purpose of exhibiting therein !he Physicians' report ot the state of our be loved '.Sovereign's health. The Lord in Waiting, and the whole of the Court establishment of Pages, Gentlemen Porters, -Marshalmen and Footmen, will be in attendance this day to receive the Foreign ••Mi nisters, and Nobility and Gentry. One of the Pages will sit at a table and write down the names. The scaffolding not having been removed since the Birth-day, it occupied some time to clear away and ,repair the - injury the walls bad sustained in conse cvience. Ail, however, was coinpleted by twelve o'clock on Saturday night; and- this and every other day,, till Wither notice, the Bulletins will be exhibited. Sir ISAAC HEARD, principal King-at-Arms, at tended upon Lord JOHN THYNNE, the vice-Cham beriain, at the Lord Chamberlain's-Ofixe, to re ceive instructions to prepare the inscription for the plate of the State coffin. The funeral, and every thing relative to it, of the Princess AMELIA, is to be arranged in the manner, as directed by his 111AJESTY. previous to his indisposition, which he bad taken down in writing. We undeistand the funeral is to take place at eight o'clock, this day se'nnight, at Windsor, her remains to be deposited . in a tempo rary manner, in a vault belonging us St.' Georges Chapel, till the vault, by order of the Ktsrd, in' Cardinal Wolsey's Chapel, is completed. There ate now upwards of fatty men - employed in getting it 'complete with all possible speed. According to his MAJESTY'S arrangement of the funeral, Lords Sr. HELENS, RIVERS, ARDEN, and BOSTON, four of the Lords of his -MAJESTY'S Bed-chamber, are 10 attend. All the KING'S, QUEEN'S, Royal Dukes' and Princesses' Pages are to attend it also: Mr. M'Besx is the Undertaker, at Windsor, who is employed to manage the funeral of the' Princess AMELIA there, and on Saturday he put her remains into a coffin; and afterwards Mr. Ctimtn, their MAJESTIES' plumber, at Windsor, put the wood coffin into a leaden one. The outside coffin is pre paring by Mr. FRANCE, of London; it is to be co vered with crimson velvet; the plate, ornaments, and nails, to be silver. Mr. PEISCEVAL arrived at the Queen's Lodge, Windsor, yesterday morning, about ten o'clock, and remained there the whole of the day. Yesterday being the anniversary of the detenion of the Gunpowder Plot, the guns were prepared in the Park to fire us usual ; but in consequence of his MAJESTY'S indisposition, and the death of her Royal Highness the Princesi AMELIA, that ceremony was countermanded by the Board of Ordnance, At an Especial Meeting of a Court of aldermen, held yesterday, it was resolved, in consrsquence of the death of her .Royal Highness the Princess AMELIA, that all fetivity and every mark of public chew or rejoicing should be laid aside. The several Livery Companies were direaed not to march in procession, or to go on the water in their barges, and the Artillery Company not to fire their guns, as usual. We understand that the new Lord Mayor is to present himself, as usual, to the Court of Exche quer, and that it will remain for the Barons to de dare whether they can swear him into office, when his Majesty's approbation of the eleaion has not been signified in the usual way. There was an instance before the year 1788 'of . Parliament meeting on account of the KING not having signed the Commission for proroguing the Parliament. It was ou the Bth September 1690 ;:ing WILLIAM was nut able to reach London from the siege of Limerick time enough to sign the Com mission. The Parliament accordingly wet and ad journed to the toth. The KING arrived on the 9th, and the prorogation to the ad of Gdober took place mat day., ST3 EDJ i P.IPERS. STOCKHOLM, OCT. 21.-.—General Val) 't.:CHTE LEN, the Rus,ian Minister here,. has received dis patches from his Court, which announce the arrival of a Courier from the army in Turkey, with intelli gence of the surrender of Rudschuk, on the 27th ultimo. Private letters from St. Petersburgh of the Bth inst. state that Schumi capitulated two days after. These important - succe-ses had excited strong hopes in the Russian capital, that the negociations which General KAMIr4SKY had been previously in structed to communicate, would be brought to a favourable Conclusion ; some indistina rumours are aiso alWeti to , in these lutirts, of an offensive and defensive treaty with the Porte being in contempla tion. His Nlajesty has been hichsposed Tor some days. OKEBIIO, OCT. 17.—Monday the 4th inst. her nijesty, the Queen, stout from hence for Strom holop, whence she intends to pursue, on the follow lir; day, - leer journey to New Haga. His M.jesty took - his departure from this place. He intends to stop the first night at Stromh , lm,, fte second at Ekolsund, - and reach the country 'Seat of Ne‘i , 'Llaga on the 18th. STOCKHOLM, OCT. 20.—Last Tuesday, the 16th inst. the Queen arrived in New Hap, and the King reached the same place On the tBth their Ma jesties both cotitioue to enjoy the•hest state of health. ORWO, OCT. Ig.—The deliberations of the Dict closed yesterday, and this day most of the Deputies of the States lcft this town for Stockholm, to do homage to the Crown Noce on his arrival in he capital. STOCKHOLIsi i OCT. 19.—Count H. H. VAN ES SEN, Governor-General,:General and Counsellor of State, having given in ,his resignation, his Majesty has been plemed to accept the same, and apppoint Count FABIeN WHEDB, General, his successor, a Counatllor of State. . CONSTANTINOPLE, SEPT. 3. , --.The following ex tras from a report received from the Grand Vizier has been published in Ibis capita :-- At the beginning of the month of Riegal (Au gust) the RU*sian army,- which besieges Rodschuck, formed in two columns, commenced, at . seven in the morning, a general assault, on the outworks and bastions of, the fortress. At ' , first the enemy found means to penetrate into two works, but was imme— diately after repulsed by Aly Pacba and &soak Aga • with immense loss. " A►l the ditches were filled with his slain, and the number of heads cut oti ampunts to 4000; a General, several Majors, many other Officers, and 250 rank and file have been taken prisoners, "'UALICK PACHA, who commanded one of the corps detached to relieve the fortress, fell in, near Bele, in the vicinity of Rudshuck, with an enemy's corps composed of 7,000 men ; attacked and routed the infidels with the greatest sl4ughter. - " The Turkish fleet in the Black Sea, • has been driven back by the strong currents which generally prevail in that' Sea at this season, 'to the mouth of the Channel of Constantinople." MUNICH, OCT. B.—The Chevalier DEBRAY leas just arrived from St. Petersburgb. It is reported that, in taking leave of the Emperor, that Prince said to him—" You, will not fail t(.. hear, on your journey, ridiculous reports respelling a pretended rupture between Russia and France. It is singular that they wish it to be thought, that the Russians and French are going to contend strongly against each other. Be easy upon these reports, I love the Emperor NAPOLRON, and he has for' me the same regard. The alliance of the two Emperors is shelter edfrom all vicissitudes." A private letter from Riga, dated the Gth ult, says, that M. Rempenhausen, who condemned the Te neride ships, has been dismissed from his office, , - Ili.: is considered a proof of the Emperor Alexan der's determination to break with Buonaparte. Thera is another report however, which, if true, would be more decisive of that intention namely, that Count Marcow, who since the peace with France has been in - disgrace is again received into favour. The late infamous decree of BUONAPAkTE fur taking away the freedom of the Press reminds us 01 what took place about two centuries ago in Scot land, as we find in the following Extract " AUGUST 8, 1687.—At Privy Council, the printers and booksellers of Edinburgh are upon oath, to declare what books they had, during these twelve months past, imported, printed, or sold, and to produce their catalogues, because the Chancellor alleged they had sold sundry scandalo6s and seditious pamphlets, meaning, 'it -is likely, Dr. Gilbert Rurnett'a . Travels,.andth e books from Eng land against Popery; a nd sundry- of thew were imprioned and fined, and all of them discharged to print' or vend arty without 'a - special !teens', and approbation from the Chancellor or the Arehbishop of Glasgow; .but Jamey Watson, the Popish pi -inter, in the Abbey, - is' excepted from this act, so he and his son may print or.sell what they please against the Protestants."—Founiainhall's Decistorts, vul. i e. 470. NAVAL NEWS. • 51 3 0 PLTNioutil, Nov. 4.—Arrived hii M ajesty a 0 Diano aid Thr ac i an , driven in here by g ale ° li c e the North East., both haring been blown Off 1- station off Havre. , / 14 SA morning this orning his Majesty's ships c p Star, and Peaco c k, f o r F a l mout h, to man 011 1/41 ets and hying them to this port. d • PORTSMOUTH, N O V. s.—Came i n yesteri- y T e , sloop Euplian, •JoHN DRYSDALE, Master; fr °l9 l o iteritre, bound to Lo n d on , l a d en w i t h ft place she sailed from th e 7t h O cto b er last, a nd loading, the Pomona, Sco•rir . ; and Eliza, the former would be ready to sail on the 15 0, the latter on, the 29th of October ; also 0e Gina, for London, to sail the 15th instant, fr° Lange, ot. Hi, Majeity's ship Porpoise takes confq fro Portsmouth to the Downs. „doh Arrived his Majesty' s s hi ps Junwica; Su r r and Olinso from the Downs. 11 (7° Sailed his Majesty's ships Dapper and 7 .. v 1 -ti 1' a cruize ; the Concord, E NGLISH ; Fa///IY, and Barbara, WRIGHT, for Sunderland. CO' Caine into the harbour Ins Majesty's 91 4 quoi u undergo repair. hri; SHEERNESS, Nov. s.—Sailed his MajestY'' CeNana, %%All a convoy, tor the Baltic; and 601 , hospital ship, for Portsmouth. C. - =e into the Little Nore bis IllajeitY' s 6 HIP Nymphet,. Arrived the Lyra tende r f rom Shields, vi „ "" vo lunteers and impressed men for the fleet. azt _ This being the Anniversary of the GunP ° Plot, the same was com mem o ra t e d h ere by theso-rt, firing rpund the Garriso n a t t we l ve , an d the ship' 3t the Nore, with 17 guns each, at one o'clock. DEAL, Nov. S. Arrived his :Majesty' s of Stately from the Baltic, and the Spitfire 5 1 ° 4 , war tram Portsmouth. The Stately remains. P I FALMOUTH, OCT. 3.—Arrived the John and transport, with a detachment of th e both dot on board, from Portsm o uth to Jersey, with t he 10 of anchor, sails, &c. &c.; also the Elizabeth t ra 'bport fur Woolwich, with the loss of sails. 1% 191 Salled the Prince of Wales packet with a for Lisbon. I'he . Ann, of Whitehayen, from Americb deserted by bet crew on the 2.ed ult. near -Clear, she being in a sinking stae. oath' The Tigre, CO ATES , is on s h ore near 'Var . Isle of White—cargo landing with damage. , • DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE MONEY. $ 1 Phoenix, .for Le Charles, on the 6th inst. at th e . •Bank, in Plymouth; recalled on Friday and TuesclaY:_ o of Palouse, for ditto, on t h e same d ay, i n t h e L' u • Cork. Rolla, for the Corneli a , on b oar d, at Sh eerness , on °VIC , - inst.; recalled on Monday and Thursday, at Vo. m l ntncy, 's Inn. a for the Susannah Sophia, at No. 22, --Arugi st ree r a . Ilvock, for the Danish ship Exp e di t i on , . a n at YarMouth; recalled as before. The Aigle • frigate, of 38 guns, sailed from V r i o r mouth on Sunday with a fleet of transports , Lisbon. General NIGHTINGALE and suite, ih? matiy Officers, went by this opportunity. his The Cambrian Indiamm has sailed under • T of Convoy to the Brazils. Dr. ANDERSON, lllSpe 6t° oo Hospitals, the Paymaster-G e n era l, an d m any•v uov e cers..for General MAIT LAND ' S St a ff at C e ylon, proceeded in the Cambrian • Or It is sa:d that the Pope i s reconciled to 10" e .ivity at Savona, but what m ust b e t h oug ht . ° te 9 i Catholic people in the ;evieral . Continental Stator who who can be reconciled t o th e treatment wilic" Head, the alleged infallible Head, of their Chtjr c i , e a suffers from the worst manithat ever was 0 3 ' into the power of oppressing human nature. A few letters were received y e st er d a y f ro m 0i1 : 11 ; burgh, of dat e s to the '2 , 7th ult. They state; 1 „, - /I t that part of the order 'of the French Govern; o . relating to d ec l ar i ng t h e quant i ty ' o f C o l on ial s duce in the several shops and warehouses had b e ,. complied with by the Merchants, but that no .i rli .nent of duties thereon had been thenexacted: were entertained in consequence that the per. l *.Al, 4 „ r e payment would be extended, and i t -w a s the liW k tiun of the Merchants to petition to - that effea• , t h 6 wish we could encourage these expetlations, terrible Decrces which we inserted yesterday . kf: o f us no room for supposing that the me relow ess Hamburgh wilLbe treated with m ore teuder n than those of Frankfurt, and th e o th er places pied by ihoie of France. Notwith s tanding the o ! gorous penalties attached to emigration, vast 11,,0 °. bers of Hamburghers were daily a va iling t l3 '" ti p selves of every opportunity to esca p e from the ranny and exactions of BuotcArAßTB. h „ to A letter from an Oflicer . at the Isle of Bout - e a a Gentleman ill Edinburgh ; says, " the capinie of this valuable colony, we are n0w , ',.7 in preparing our expeditio n to th e Niauritins:ll"l" we d 9 not expect will meet with much resistaace;t The number of troops to be ernplu)eu will altl °ll to 14,000. th. There was no Court of Aldermen to-day I:44Atia MAvon, aftel insp.•ing the returns,. order , Hie p-ice of niea Ito rid, p peck: The q tly lct u Witt will bc:i VAL ` ul We st s(ln le I :t l (7bral e Nrtietva } n l 111 u [ l r es'). _. ~` r 4 ~mal a . Genti °P'znin g lii the °f _ New 4 Jr.s.io u , the me , Arc pritt Gove-rn, 311 , 1 % 11;1' at) act..th et)L et , ed Lot Partrnt• t o th e I olari ner from t h Aittuing tl tii ed 1 141 „, ve rec of tee by receives r 4nce 01 Buoil 144 d, si We shoi k 's the a /t an, ' huSe Pl () red, 11)g bitr ( kcasi oi ir uin th s''